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Say What?

Say What?
From Radica Games

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Product Description

Frantically unscramble the jumbled phrases to beat your fellow players- shuffle the balls to sort the sayings. Includes over 300 pop culture phrases. Includes 3 age appropriate skill levels, plus electronic audio scoring. Suitable from 8 years


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #2371 in Toys & Games
  • Brand: Radica
  • Model: L9139
  • Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 1.54 pounds

Customer Reviews

Another fabulous Game from Radica: who never let you down!5

This is a great Game of memory and good listening ability.

Simple phrases and sayings that one would think easy to recall, but what leads to the confusion, is remembering where you heard which word and under which light of that particular phrase!

As always, this is another great quality Game from Radica:

Highly recommended fun!

Great game ... with one little "but"4
Found instructions a little lacking in describing exactly what you have to do (in fact I almost returned game as defective thinking it wasn't recognising a correct sequence). Once we figured it out it seemed obvious but I still think its a pretty basic oversight in an instruction leaflet. My little "but" aside we've had some great games. It is challenging without being impossible and really is fun for all the family. Can't really comment on durability because we've only had it a few weeks, but it seems robust enough.

Compulsive Christmas fun!5
Have just bought this game and we are already hooked. It's great fun trying to unscramble the phrases, with the time allowance (or guess allowance) going down each time. You can vary the skill level so that younger members of the family can play too. Educationally, it's a great toy for exercising memory and sequencing skills and I would use this with my students at college for a bit of light-hearted fun.